July 2010
Watchthedailywhat:
LNWJF Clip of the Day: On last night’s show, Jimmy summoned the living ghost of Neil Young once more (previously), and performed the most haunting ode to full-on Double Rainbows you will hear today, guaranteed.
[lnwjf.]
Victorian Heterodox, Slang or Phrase of the Day
turnofthecentury:
Argol-bargol.
To have a row. May be argue turned into argol, from the old term ‘argil’, corrupted from ‘ergo’. The ‘bargol’ is a rhymed invention following a common habit. The whole term, however, is pervaded apparently by depreciation: —‘Well—well—d’yer want ter argol-bargol?
- Passing English of the Victorian era - James Redding Ware (1909)
WatchBe forewarned, Al Pacino – it looks as if there’s another Academy Award-winner who’s trying to out-Shylock your Shylock.
Continuing his tradition of inviting theater stars who aren’t given enough talk-show time, Stephen Colbert played host on Tuesday night to Kevin Kline in an interview that evolved into a friendly little competition. The conversation took one interesting turn when Mr. Colbert...
Matt Smith Giraffe Shuffle
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